What If I Don't Have Butcher's Twine?

In a pinch, experienced cooks have devised some effective substitutes for the butcher twine. Learn more about some examples in which you can use.

What Is Butcher's Twine (or Cooking Twine)?

Butchers Twine for trussing and stuffing meats, forming roasts, and practicing the art of charcuterie in making sausages, smoking meat and curing meat

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